Global connected transport solutions supplier Geotab has announced a new partnership with an Australian university that will strengthen the pair’s collaboration in research, innovation and skills development across Australia’s transport and technology sectors.
The new partnership with Swinburne University of Technology will see Geotab work with the university to explore areas of collaboration including applied research, curriculum integration, internships and joint events designed to foster innovation and equip the next generation of transport and data professionals with real-world experience.
Through this partnership, Swinburne students and researchers will gain access to Geotab’s global telematics platform, enabling the use of real-world data for research and education in areas such as sustainability, safety and urban mobility. The partnership also opens opportunities for joint grant applications, guest lectures, and industry engagement activities including roundtables, speaking opportunities and site visits.
“We’re thrilled to partner with Swinburne University of Technology to unlock new opportunities for data-driven research and innovation,” Geotab ANZ business development manager Alkan Ciftci says.
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“Working alongside Swinburne’s bright minds will help us discover fresh perspectives and novel applications of telematics data, advancing how we approach sustainability, safety and smart mobility while helping to develop Australia’s next generation of transport innovators.”
The collaboration also reflects Geotab’s long-term investment in the Australian market, reinforcing its commitment to supporting local communities, universities and industry leaders in shaping a safer, smarter and more sustainable transport ecosystem.
“Swinburne is committed to driving innovation and creating opportunities that connect students with industry,” Swinburne University of Technology professor of supply chain innovation and decarbonisation Professor Hadi Ghaderi says.
“Partnering with Geotab allows our researchers and students to work hands-on with global technology and real-world data, enhancing our research capabilities and providing valuable learning experiences that prepare graduates for the future of connected mobility.”
Together, Geotab and Swinburne aim to accelerate data-driven research and innovation by leveraging telematics insights to address real-world challenges while also building a connected industry ecosystem linking academic experts, industry leaders and emerging talent.
The partnership will also invest in future talent through curriculum integration, internships and scholarships and deepen community engagement by contributing to national dialogue on transport innovation and supporting Australia’s growing technology ecosystem.
The collaboration marks another milestone in Geotab’s ongoing efforts to drive innovation through partnerships with leading academic and industry institutions worldwide.
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